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Health Minister Adrian Dix called the motion disappointing, not reflective of most chiropractors

Board directors want business case for more waste management staff

Consumed Youth Conference organizers had expanded safety and cleaning protocols

Board has typically raised region’s 40 per cent for acute care health facilities

A major step closer to completion of the 5th Street Bridge Project, the contractor will soon pour new concrete on the north lane of the bridge deck. The bridge and sidewalks will remain open; however, drivers should expect major delays for 24 hours, including during and after the concrete is poured.

City of Courtenay Public Works Services will be performing upgrades to storm drain infrastructure on Duncan Avenue downtown next week to improve drainage in the area during heavy rainfall events.

Those without a licence could face fines, penalties and lose water rights

Courtenay council is considering options to improve pedestrian infrastructure on Lake Trail Road between Arden Elementary and Lake Trail Middle School.

A number of Comox Valley politicians took part in a exercise that illustrates the devastating effects of the toxic drug poisoning crisis, Sunday, Nov. 28 at the Comox Valley Art Gallery. Dubbed Walk With Me, the politicians and other participants listened to stories from individuals with lived and living experience as they walked through Courtenay streets and alleyways.

The Comox Valley Regional District launched a new Bylaw Dispute Adjudication System (BDAS) Dec. 1. The new process will help manage bylaw disputes locally rather than through the Provincial Court system.